Sentence examples for of both terms from inspiring English sources

Credit only on completion of both terms.

It also existed during parts of both terms of George W. Bush's presidency.

The global logistics and mail service company TNT Express illustrates the difference in its use of both terms.

Many decorative arts, such as basketry or pottery, are also commonly considered to be craft, but the definitions of both terms are arbitrary.

Does the stark absence of both terms at $94 now signal that the advice no longer supports a strategy to which the board is nonetheless committed?

The relaxation strength and time of both terms depend on the interfacial viscosity and diffusivity, i.e. the sliding and diffusion are coupled.

The role for storage then becomes about the integration, flexibility and optimization of assets both in terms of immediate grid stabilization and longer term levelized cost of electricity.

The equal effectiveness of 'focus on form' and 'focus on forms' methods in terms of both short-term and long-term effects can be explained through Noticing Hypothesis.

Therefore, consultation rates of ILI could be used a reliable and timely indicator for virus activity in terms of both long-term and short-term variations.

NLR was able to accurately stratify patients in terms of both short-term and long-term mortality.

The deal adds additional levels of complexity both in terms of regulatory approval and integration of the two companies".